Oviedo police searching for man accused of depositing fraudulent check at bank Incident occurred at Chase Bank on Jan. 19
Police said the man deposited the check into a Chase Bank account using a victim’s personal information on Jan. 19. (Oviedo Police Department)
OVIEDO, Fla. – Oviedo police are searching for a man accused of depositing a fraudulent check at a Chase Bank two weeks ago.
According to police, the man deposited the check into a Chase Bank account using a victim’s personal information on Jan. 19.
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Police are asking anyone who can identify the man or who have experienced similar incidents to contact Sgt. Matthew DePanicis at 407-971-4959 or mdepanicis@cityofoviedo.net.
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